@PremCJoshi: "Dosto,
I just read this article
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I remember an Indian movie based on this novel by Emily Bronte.,  came
out many many years ago.  It had some good songs, but I just cant
rememebr the name of the movie or the songs.   Can someone with a good
memory help ?
Thanks
Prem Joshi"
    @niketanrao: "Even Dil Diya Dard Liya was a complete deviation from the original.
The only common thread between Wuthering Heights and DDDL was the
beginning of the story - an aristocratic family adopting an orphan and
the daughter falling in love with the orphan. The rest of the story
was completely different.
Niketan
On Aug 11, 8:20 pm, "<email_address>" <vijaykum...@my-
<quote>"
    @hrishidixit: "<quote>
On a related Bronte-note, the story line of Sangdil (from 1952) runs
much closer to its literary inspiration, Jane Eyre by Charlotte
Bronte. The deviations are mostly reshapings to cast it into the
different cultural and regional context. A magnificent Sajjad
soundtrack too.
Hrishi"
    @vinaka35: "On Aug 11, 4:57 am, "<email_address>" <email_address>
wrote:
<quote>
Hi Prem, the movie that comes to my mind is MALHAAR (1951)"
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